Contemporary eden: the transmigration of paradise tales, into edenic architectures today

This document proceeds from the research for my doctoral thesis titled This thesis is about the subject of Eden or paradise in architecture, to understand its concepts and be able to generate a general model to generate architecture that places us in a virtual way in paradisiacal places, in holidays as well as in daily life. It also seeks to build a system of measure to be used to turn into Eden the previously non “Edenic”. A comparative measuring system to know where we are in relation to how much Eden is present in places to intervene, or project. Eden; Tale, Image and Project. The zones of the thesis that are related to this congress are those related to the use of this tale, idea and image of the collective unconscious, when it comes to projecting a place that locates us physically, mentally and in our mood in paradise.

Walking Through Cantor's Paradise and Escher's Garden: Epistemological Reflections on the Mathematical Infinite (II)

Infinity is not an easy concept. A number of difficulties that people cope with when dealing with problems related to infinity include its abstract nature, understanding infinity as an ongoing, never ending process, understanding infinity as a set of an infinite number of elements and appreciating well-known paradoxes. Infinity can be understood in several ways with often incompatible meanings, and can involve value judgments or assumptions that are neither explicit nor desired. To usher in its definition, we distinguish several aspects, teleological, artistic (Escher); some definitive, some potential, and others actual. This article also deals with some still unresolved aspects of the concept of infinity.

The worship of the serpent traced throughout the world, and its traditions referred to the events in Paradise : proving the temptation and fall of man by the instrumentality of a serpent tempter /

Mode of access: Internet.

Banana paradise,

"First edition."

The Divina commedia and Paradise lost reflect mediaevalism and the renaissance, catholicism and protestantism ...

Typewritten.

Pearls of paradise : part one : a collection of the song-gems of the ages, containing hymns and music suited for every service of the Christian Church /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Adamus exul of Grotius, or, The prototype of Paradise lost /

Dedicated to John A. Heraud, then editor of the Monthly magazine, which published a portion of this translation in the issue for October, 1839.

The Woodmont story; hunting and fishing and raising wild turkeys in a sportsman's paradise.

Mode of access: Internet.